because you also need self-sacrifice he needs enthusiasm so he look at war as of today let's say the war on terror there doesn't seem to be much enthusiasm from people outside why is that is it is it because the cause isn't justified or are people just tired to wars that the second world war the great patriotic war wasn't just one boy of course it was one boy you know the whole soviet people. the soviet victory defended depending at the end on the populace poll for the war and the willingness to to make a huge sacrifices also they depended on having a political and economic system that was able to survive the challenge of war and on the lives of the warthe and also impose heavy discipline on the population in order to secure victory today the picture in relation to various world cc's is very different. in most cases there's not

a great sunday not great deal of popular and fusion about was the sun the divided political. opinions which makes it very difficult to secure and continued as well as particularly problems on conflicts such as the one we saw in iraq is still ongoing in afghanistan but why always the no one likes a war but it seems like an old days people were really driven to win at this point i was fatigued with wars what it depends what the was about what system if you're talking about second world will russians code a great patrol to a what was at stake was the whole future of european civilization today is was obviously the issues are you know quite poland in some cases. but there are there are divided opinions about you know whether or not the war is worth is worth the candle of what's at stake and so on you know what are the issues may be blurred because for example. other experts we spoke to there saying that war on terror is

misleading because it doesn't really define the enemy you don't really know what you're fighting for do you think that might be the problem for the war on terror is is a vague concept i think the problem is more that. when the war on talk terror has taken the form of actual war such as once you know you see it in iraq and afghanistan. there's been a confusions about what help jets objects of those rules you know initially the object is supposedly. you know two of the six security objects of various kinds you know when they get confused with various political and hard you're looking to project the products to transform the societies in the american or in the west and self-image because that that that makes the whole scenario very complicated but also it seems like if you compare the wars that were fought in the twentieth century would say the second world war since we started off with that. it was also

an involvement of ideological clashes like communism liberalism fascism. what's important today ideology or nationalism or patrick isn't what what would drive people today to actually you know want to win a war i think there are geological issues at stake in these various contemporary conflicts you know what various western governments and the elite eight western public opinion sees by the state is no western liberal democracy and the values that that represents terrorists and fundamentalists oppose cons are seen as being a threat to his values and in the for it's a system sober up because she's a striker know whether or not you know the fret is as great as it's made out that's another question and how you combat that for it that's another i think that you

know significant ideological issues at stake in today's conflicts maybe not cause fundamental on such a grand scale as the ones you mentioned in relation to the second or two up in the i think that you know ideas and values very central to. these ongoing conflicts because that's not the only for your state is also a very state state interests and first narrow political interests. at work here which you know are going complicates the whole situation what we're talking about ideologies and at the end of the day if you look at why. america wages all these wars or at least official version is that they believe that people in other countries that are ruled by dictators deserve a better idealogy which is democracy so they're try to export that democracy to those countries. save libyan people in benghazi from being slaughtered by duffy or save people in iraq from being slaughtered by hussein but then through

ways and the means to do that. doesn't that really undermined their a core of the principles they're really trying to export and instead democracy promotion has been at the heart of american foreign policy for a long gun back at least to a side top of the first world war so it's that's not a new. the problem is you know what's the best way to. promote democracy is it by for military intervention is it by trying to impose your own system on other people is there even a way to impose democracy recent experience which is just that it's very problematic trying to export your system to another country you can see that clearly in the case of afghanistan and also in the case in the case case of iraq but that there is this cut american ideology of democracy promotion that democracy is not just good for america it's good for the rest of the world it's not just good

for the political point of view it's also good from the point of view few pieces and quite good motives i think underlying you not just democracy promotion but as you say the way way they go they go about it does have a tendency to undermine its own goals iraq is not a very stable country at this point stable is a word that doesn't apply to afghanistan addle and then you know we hear a lot of talk about new possibilities of going to syria or you know hitting iran do you really feel like western states feel an eminent threat from those two countries do we really need to go in those countries and invade them too you know i don't i don't think dr peeke if it's a big western governments feel for from syria. not not some think. iran is a different case i think you know there is a perception on the reg for various forms of course particularly in the case of you know do regular acquisition of nuclear weapons but that's not just the threat seen

by the west. i mean you know the russian government also the fuse iran acquiring nuclear weapons as b. has has been problematic at least as part of the diplomatic and political effort to stop that so so invading iran would still solve the problem no no no no i'm just saying that russia doesn't want iran to acquire a nuclear weapon although if iran perhaps not and if there was a russia as part of a political and diplomatic effort to try out of that i venture out in the polls that's that's the right way to go and i don't want to talk about the military action i do think that the experience of military action in relation to iraq and afghanistan how problematic is to is seen as a constraint on the in the america west a predisposition to military action in relation to run amok for sure about israelis of course about that they've got to make their own decisions and proceed around course but they can't really act alone without american acworth so. you know i

would so i wouldn't necessarily say that depends how the israelis view the iranian threat or you are good for an iranian bomb what one what risk there be prepared to tell you i personally wouldn't rule hugo actual is right in the action in relation to iran which of course would be a very frightening scenario should that actually develop geoffrey roberts historian author of the new book style is general it's about marshall as you cofa thank you very much for being with us today thank you. looters that takes your breath away a few tourists travel to these paul it's no prepackaged comfort but they joy is a while these guaranteed is gagne's a zoology professor he works in the u.s.

and travels to these remote areas in russia every summer as he says he confines untouched landscapes like these anywhere else in the world. we're going off the list below sea line. if i go in the wrong the wrong and surprising and you'll go straight to the water and so we did our plan to get closer to the sea lion and shake its flipper failed a bottle before. one animal whose par you definitely wouldn't want to shake here is the brown bear you can literally spot a grizzly here by every small weaver. where the bears are fulfilled they have a very well be able to see that we have to keep an eye a wind direction and the best of them and. so we won't go yes we shall but people require. it. and

quiet we went but the wind was not on our side and the bear got away they're usually the first to avoid contact with humans but during spawning time when both people and bears go fishing people often shoot at them to scare them away and every year here in the region you hear about someone being killed by the predators. but at the mugger down nature reserve where we are no one disturbs the bears. another local resident who hates his piece being disturbed here is the howlers eagle in has a wingspan of two and a half meters ignace only here in russia far east because of the bundles of salmon and seagulls which feed the giant bird in his studies if gainey focuses on birds so he took me to one of his favorite places here mara island it has the biggest colony of seagulls in the region the climb up was tough. but the

prize was worth it. if there was no security here a good. day you will have tons of people coming here not just to get some for me on the beach here nothing is guaranteed you have to struggle to get your piece of bread there is nothing really all you can fly on oprah did you have to align yourself to back. up to be the fat. maybe for the wildlife here the lack of visitors is for the better but when you stand on top of like this you just cantelupe wanting to share the beauty.

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thank you for joining me for the latest forge ahead of the second big night of european football and here the top stories. rallying cry is a neat new charter school actually urges his players to refinance for russian champions prepared to host italian giants pay to see the law in the champions league. while winning why is a nine time champions well madrid target a fifth straight year appeared victory over iraq is jersey where years men prepare for battle in amsterdam. and moscow celtic fight back and match a stoppage time winner to start the tenenbaums three to the stadium. his side to focus on as well as he has urged his players to refine their form ahead of this wednesday night's champions league clash with ac milan in simpy the russian champions are bottom of group c. after losing their open at three in the at malaga and have been disappointing form in their domestic me where they currently sevens they also have selection problems

as russia counted igor denise has been dropped to a rout over pay while fellow midfielder said casey mike and danny are injured but despite the setback spell out he is urging his squad to believe in themselves. we're going to know we're going to do is to return self-reliance skills and quality because we want to beat others will come back to us later so we should turn our strengths and skills back to the level that we had to pull me while milan are also struggling they're currently eleventh in syria and no one points behind leaders eventers on to six matches and could only manage a goal is draw at home too and elected their last champions league match on milan are managed by spell out he's a former teammate massimiliano agree and he has also faith in his own squad to turn the. around. that there. is a very good and i believe i have agreed with everything you have started to perform better recently of your own to morrow's goal is to play out the best. for us where

spanish champions rail madrid are set to take on dutch champions i x. for the third straight year right now have had the upper hand in all four matches between the two so far yet coach carries a merino it still took the trouble to find two amsterdam last saturday to watch act win one meal a time to table top a ten k. while group d. leaders madrid to go into the match on a high following sunday's a five one home drubbing of their body that. understood that the exchange. a few players from from the last season but they kept the same the same she was a few years as always but in my opinion there are team better prepared to play a chimpanzee and. i think they will give was a complete different match then they give us in previous seasons. well in the meantime group bailey does perry sunjammer have travelled to second place paul so

the french one is up will again be relying on new signings that are even him of age and their silver off the boats were on the scoresheet in their opening for one thrashing of them i care of the brazilian side are unbeaten in seven matches since the start of their domestic campaign but porto also have yet to taste defeat so far this season yes the protocol on those winning away is anything but easy. going to give. our side with a strong a dent a turn they've been playing the same kind of football for many years it's true they've changed some players but the format is the same i think that from wednesday and through every match in the champions league the most important thing is to have the courage to play your own game and the confidence to play football in a stadium and difficult as the took out. for me was a limpy all cos will go up against also at the emirates in group b. the greek champions have never won in london losing all ten of their previous attempts spending almost fifty years and they also lost their own career to want to

time to shelter for lies again while also on top of the pile thanks to a two one victory at french champions one pelley i however olympiakos goalkeeper roy carroll knows how to deal with english premier league opposition. it's just nice to be back involved in champions lake just. a bit out of the game for so long in the shop was a great honor to be part player and again. back door so when i used to play for months now there's a lot of big games against arsenal so i know what these nights all about. but it is to combine the plan england again and fulfil get a good result against arsenal tomorrow night. well in the meantime spotlight midfielder damie desire says his moscow side only have themselves to blame after the ten months team lost three to celtic at the. nicky stadium on tuesday night so also took an early lead to gary hooper before emanuel and he scored on either side of the break to have a spotlight the advantage in this group g.

encounter bots off to sixty three minutes sent a hot one inside al they were shown a straight red card for a cynical trick on hooper design called stupid but was soon followed by an own goal by the music of battle to make it to two and in stoppage time just someone else headed down cells if their first ever away win in the champions league spot zach must now be benfica in moscow later this month have any hope of progressing. well that three to defeat leaves spots like bottom of group g. having also lost the boss alona by the same scoreline in the right wing game while the council on john's themselves maintained their one hundred percent record with a two no winners benfica ultimatum messi set up alexis sanchez and says fabregas captain called us all is now out for eight weeks off to dislocating his elbow. the meanwhile in romania robin van persie scored twice as manchester united came from behind to win three two one occlusion united not a top group h. one got a chance to write a boss and they too neil defeat at home to braga van persie is happy for the two

nights work. it was no work to. bring but. one of the mains on defending john his jealousy trying to pull one meal a day he should find no challenge to top group he bent his three one one and had to shut off the nets and the surprise of the night so by the russians i'd want anybody who saw the buy in munich three one in minsk to go top of group effort to wins from two and plenty of neil to deal to keep the french so. bottom of the table. while back in russia to scan midfielder alan's a go it has been how do they find as much bernbach football union the twenty two year old picks up the heavy penalty following the second straight red card of the

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